SWOT Data Citations We are grateful to all who generously contributed their sea turtle data for inclusion in the maps on pp. 29 and 32–33. For information about how the maps were created, please the sidebar on p. 31. GUIDELINES OF DATA USE AND CITATION The data that follow correspond directly to the maps on p. 29 and pp. 32–33. In the case of nesting data, every data record is numbered to correspond with its respective point on the map. To use data for research or publication, you must obtain permission from the data provider(s). Nesting Data Citations DEFINITIONS OF TERMS Clutches: A count of the number of nests of eggs laid by females during the monitoring period. Nesting females: A count of nesting female turtles observed during the monitoring period. Year: The year in which a given nesting season ended (e.g., data collected between late 2015 and early 2016 would be listed as year 2016). Nesting data are reported from the most recent available nesting season or as averages for the years reported. Beaches for which count data are not available or were not reported are listed as “unquantified.” Additional metadata are available for many of the data records and may be found online at http://seamap.env.duke.edu/swot or by viewing the original data source (if published).

ANGOLA Australian Journal of Zoology 56 (5): 297–303; (C) communication. In SWOT Report—State of the East Pacific Region: MTSG Annual Regional Report Cogger, H. G., and D. A. Lindner. 1969. Marine turtles World’s Sea Turtles, vol. XVI (2021). 2020, pp. 169–184. IUCN-SSC Marine Turtle Specialist DATA RECORD: 1 in northern Australia. Australian Zoologist 15: Nesting Beaches: (1) Hilla-Condji; (2) Kraké Beach Group; (B) Amorocho, D. F., A. Tobón, M. Abrego, Data Source: Le Corre, L. D .B. M., and M. J. Pereira. 150–159; (D) Limpus, C. J., C. J. Parmenter, V. Baker, Year: 2020 H. Medina, et al. 2015. Quantifying Hawksbill 2021. Cambeú Project: Angola Sea Turtle Nesting. and A. F. Leay. 1983. The Crab Island sea turtle Counts: (1–2) unquantified clutches Nesting via Rapid Assessments along the Pacific Personal communication. In SWOT Report—State of rookery in the northeastern Gulf of Carpentaria. SWOT Contact: Séverin Tchibozo Coast of the Darien Gap–Chocó Regions of Panama the World’s Sea Turtles, vol. XVI (2021). Australian Wildlife Research 10 (1): 173–184; (E) DATA RECORD: 8 and Colombia. Centro de Investigación para el Nesting Beach: Lobito Limpus, C. J., J. D. Miller, C. J. Parmenter, Data Source: Madogotcha, T. J., S. J. Dossou- Manejo Ambiental y el Desarrollo (CIMAD), World Year: 2019 and D. J. Limpus. 2003. The green turtle, Chelonia Bodjrenou, D. M. Dossou-Bodjrenou, M. D. Sossou, Wide Fund for Nature (WWF), International Council Count: 106 clutches mydas, population of Raine Island and the Northern et al. 2021. Olive ridley nesting in Benin. Personal on Animal Protection in OECD Programmes (ICAPO). SWOT Contacts: Mário Pereira and Luz Le Corre Great Barrier Reef: 1843–2001. Memoirs Queensland communication. In SWOT Report—State of the Project supported by a U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service DATA RECORD: 2 Museum 49 (1): 349–440; (F) Gow, G. F. 1981. World’s Sea Turtles, vol. XVI (2021). grant; (C) Amorocho, D. F. 2008. Informe del Taller Data Sources: (A) Weir, C. R., T. Ron, M. Morais, and Herpetofauna of Groote Eylandt Northern Territory. Nesting Beaches: (1) Abomey-Calavi; (2) Cotonou; Estandarización de Metodologías en Investigación A. D. C. Duarte. 2007. Nesting and at-sea distribution Australian Journal of Herpetology 1 (2): 62–70; (G) (3) Grand-Popo; (4) Ouidah; (5) Sèmè-Podji y Monitoreo para la Conservación de Tortugas of marine turtles in Angola, West Africa, 2000–2006: Limpus, C. J., J. D. Miller, C. J. Paramenter, D. Years: 2017–2019 Marinas en Colombia. Minsterio de Ambiente, Occurrence, threats, and conservation implications. Reimer, et al. 1992. Migration of green (Chelonia Counts: (1) 90; (2) 225; (3) 353; (4) 120; (5) 150 Vivienda y Desarrollo Territorial–WWF Convention. Oryx 41 (2): 224–231; (B) Wildlife Conservation mydas) and loggerhead (Caretta caretta) turtles to clutches Nesting Beaches: (1) Blanca–Parque Nacional Society and Angola Liquid Natural Gas. 2009. and from eastern Australian rookeries. Wildlife Natural Gorgona;A (2) Chaguera;B (3) Chocó–El SWOT Contacts: T. Josias Madogotcha, S. Joséa A C A Marine Turtle Research and Conservation in the Research 19 (3): 347–358; (H) Guinea, G. F. 1990. Dossou-Bodjrenou, D. Marie Dossou-Bodjrenou, Valle; (4) La Cuevita; (5) Los Mulatos; (6) Palmeras– Sereia Peninsula Angola: End of Season Report. Notes on sea turtle rookeries on the Arafura Sea Parque Nacional Natural Gorgona;A (7) Parque M. Danielle Sossou, P. Patrice Sagbo, Nadège C A Unpublished report, June; (C) Limpus, C., and Islands of Arnhem Land, Northern Territory. Northern Hounsou, Isidore Cobede, and Mikhaïl Padonou Nacional Natural Sanquianga; (8) Termales; Queensland Government Department of Environment Territory Naturalist 12: 4–12; (I) Prince, R. I. T., M. P. (9) TortugueraB and Science. 2021. Queensland Marine Turtle Jensen, D. Oades, and the Bardi Jawi Rangers. BRAZIL Years: (1, 6) 2016; (2, 8–9) 2015; (3) 2018; (4, 7) Conservation Database. Personal communication. 2010. Olive ridley presence and nesting records for DATA RECORD: 9 2007; (5) 2017 In SWOT Report—State of the World’s Sea Turtles, western Australia. Marine Turtle Newsletter 129: 9–11. Data Source: Projeto TAMAR Database (SITAMAR). Counts: (1) 45.3 average clutches per year; (2) 8 vol. XVI (2021). Nesting Beaches: (1) Bare Sand Island;A (2) Cape clutches; (3) 142.7 average clutches per year; (4) 41 B C 2014. Nesting Beaches: (1) Benguela Province;A (2) Van Diemen; (3) Cobourg Peninsula; (4) Crab Nesting Beaches: (1) Abais–Pirambu–Ponta dos clutches; (5) 83.6 average clutches per year; (6) 45 Cabinda Province;B (3) Luanda North to Rio Longa Island;D,E (5) Groote Eylandt;F (6) McCluer Island;G average clutches per year; (7) unquantified;(8) 20 H I Mangues; (2) Anchieta–Comboios–Povoação– South;B (4) Palmeirinhas;A (5) Sereia Peninsula, from (7) Southern Arafura Sea; (8) Tiwi Islands Pontal do Ipiranga–Guriri–Itaunas; (3) Arembepe– clutches; (9) 39 clutches Ponta do Padrão to Sereia BeachC Years: (1) 1997; (2) 2004; (3) 1969; (4) 1978; (5) 1981; Praia do Forte–Costa do Sauipe–Sitio do Conde; SWOT Contacts: Juan Manuel Rguez-Baron, Diego Years: (1) 2006; (2) 1983; (3) 1985; (4) 2005; (5) 2008 (6) 1992; (7) 1990; (8) 2010 (4) Pipa; (5) Quissamã–Farol–Atafona–São Amorocho, and Alexander Tobón López Counts: (1) unquantified;(2) 5; (3) 100; (4) 120; (5) Counts: (1, 3–8) unquantified;(2) 3,300 clutches Francisco do Itabapoana 181 clutches Year: 2014 COSTA RICA SWOT Contact: Tamar Ron BANGLADESH Counts: (1) 10,981; (2) 106; (3) 1,481; (4) 2; (5) 5 DATA RECORD: 13 DATA RECORD: 6 clutches Data Sources: (A) Piedra-Chacón, R., E. Vélez- AUSTRALIA Data Sources: (A) Islam, M. Z. 2020. Bangladesh. In SWOT Contacts: Alexsandro Santos, Armando Carballo, D. Chacón-Chaverri, P. Santidrián-Tomillo, DATA RECORD: 3 A. D. Phillott and A. F. Rees (eds.), Sea Turtles in the Barsante, Cesar Coelho, Claudio Bellini Frederico et al. 2020. Costa Rica. In J. M. Rguez-Baron, S. Data Sources: Limpus, C., and the Queensland Middle East and South Asia Region: MTSG Annual Tognin, Gustave López, Jaqueline Castilhos, João Kelez, M. J. Liles, A. Zavala-Norzagaray, et al. (eds.), Government Department of Environment and Regional Report 2020, pp. 35–56. International Carlos Thomé, and Maria Angela Marcovaldi Sea Turtles in the East Pacific Region: MTSG Annual Science. 2021. Queensland Marine Turtle Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN)–Species Regional Report 2020, pp. 97–141. IUCN-SSC Marine Conservation Database. Personal communication. Survival Commission (SCC) Marine Turtle Specialist BRUNEI DARUSSALAM Turtle Specialist Group; (B) Fonseca, L. 2021. In SWOT Report—State of the World’s Sea Turtles, Group; (B) Rashid, S. M. A. and M. Z. Islam. 2006. DATA RECORD: 10 Personal communication. In SWOT Report—State of vol. XVI (2021). Status and conservation of marine turtles in Data Source: Shanker, K., and N. J. Pilcher. 2003. the World’s Sea Turtles, vol. XVI (2021). Nesting Beaches: (1) Bulurga; (2) Christmas; Bangladesh. In K. Shanker and B. C. Choudhury Marine turtle conservation in South and Southeast Nesting Beach: Ostional (3) Flinders Beach; (4) Janie Beach; (5) South Wik; (eds.), Marine Turtles of the Indian Subcontinent, pp. Asia: Hopeless cause or cause for hope? Marine Years: 2014–2018 (6) South Wik Beach (Aurakun); (7) Topsy Beach 200–216. Hyderabad, India: Universities Press. Turtle Newsletter 100: 43–51. Count: 873,979 average clutches per year Years: (1–2) 2018; (3–4) 2017; (5) 2014; (6) 2015; Nesting Beaches: (1) Bashkhali;A (2) Bordal;B (3) SWOT Contact: Luis Fonseca and Alberto Abreau A B Nesting Beach: Brunei (7) 2016 Cox’s Bazar–Teknaf Peninsula; (4) Dubla Island; (5) Year: 2001 DATA RECORD: 14 Counts: (1) 11–100; (2) 11–100; (3) 1–10; (4) 1–10; Egg Island;B (6) Gohira;A (7) Haserchar, Dholghata;A B A B Count: 301 clutches Data Source: Sarti, L. 2009. Personal communication. (5) 11–100; (6) 101–500; (7) 1–10 clutches (8) Inoni; (9) Kaladia, Laldia; (10) Kochopia; (11) In SWOT Report—State of the World’s Sea Turtles, SWOT Contact: Col Limpus Kuakata;A (12) Kutubdia Island;A (13) Mandarbaria;B A B CAMEROON vol. V (2010). (14) Matarbari; (15) Moheskhali Island; (16) DATA RECORD: 11 Nesting Beaches: (1) Nosara; (2) Punta Banco– DATA RECORD: 4 Monkhali;B (17) Sonadia Island;A (18) Sonar Char;A Data Sources: (A) Whiting, S., T. Tucker, K. Pendoley, Data Sources: (A) Fretey, J. 2001. Biogeography and Punta Burica; (3) Sirena and Corcovado (19) St. Martins Island;A (20) TeknafA N. Mitchell, et al. 2018. Marine turtles in the conservation of marine turtles of the Atlantic Coast Years: (1) 2009; (2–3) 2008 Years: (1, 6–7, 9, 11–12, 14, 18, 20) 2013–2020; Kimberley: Key biological indices required to of Africa. CMS Technical Series, No. 6, United Nations Counts: (1) unquantified; (2) 213; (3) 137 clutches (2, 8) 1989; (3) 2004–2013; (4) 1994; (5, 13) 2003; understand and manage nesting turtles along the Environment Program, Convention on Migratory SWOT Contacts: Alex Gaos, Didiher Chacón (10) 1985; (15) 1987; (16) 1984; (17) 2004–2020; Kimberley coast. Western Australia Marine Science Species Secretariat, Bonn, Germany; (B) Ayissi, I., Chaverri, and Mariana Malavar Montenegro (19) 1996–2020 Institution Project 1.2.2 report; (B) Tucker, T. 2021. H. Angoni, and J. Fretey. 2016. Kudu Project– Counts: (1) 2 average clutches per year; (2) 4 DATA RECORD: 15 Olive ridley nesting in Western Australia. Personal Cameroon component (Kudu à Tubé). Personal clutches; (3) 88.9 average clutches per year; (4) 3 Data Source: Piedra-Chacón, R., E. Vélez-Carballo, communication. In SWOT Report—State of the communication. In SWOT Database Online 2017. clutches; (5) 4 clutches; (6) 2.7 average clutches per D. Chacón-Chaverri, P. Santidrián-Tomillo, et al. World’s Sea Turtles, vol. XVI (2021). Nesting Beaches: (1) Beaches between Kribi and 2020. Costa Rica. In J. M. Rguez-Baron, S. Kelez, year; (7) 55.3 average clutches per year; (8) 6 A B B Nesting Beaches: (1) Cape Leveque;A,B (2) Darcy Campo; (2) Bekolobé; (3) Boussibelika; (4) M. J. Liles, A. Zavala-Norzagaray, et al. (eds.), Sea clutches; (9) 5 average clutches per year; (10) 6 B B B B Islands;A,B (3) Langgi;A,B (4) Smokey BayA,B Ebodjé; (5) Eboundja; (6) Elombo; (7) Ipeyendjé; Turtles in the East Pacific Region: MTSG Annual clutches; (11) 8.7 average clutches per year; (12) 14.3 B B B Year: 2018 (8) Lolabé; (9) Mbenddji; (10) Nlendé average clutches per year; (13) unquantified Regional Report 2020, pp. 97–141. IUCN-SSC Marine Counts: (1–4) unquantified clutches Years: (1) 1999; (2–10) 2014 clutches; (14) 12.7 average clutches per year; (15) 5 Turtle Specialist Group. SWOT Contact: Tony Tucker Counts: (1) unquantified;(2) 5; (3) 4; (4) 1; (5) 5; (6) 0; clutches; (16) 4 clutches; (17) 215.1 average clutches Nesting Beach: Camaronal (7) 3; (8) 3; (9) 6; (10) 0 clutches Year: 2019 DATA RECORD: 5 per year; (18) 9.3 average clutches per year; (19) SWOT Contacts: Isidore Ayissi and Kudu à Tubé Data Sources: (A) Whiting, S. 1997. Observations of 82.8 average clutches per year; (20) 283.7 average Count: 1,274 clutches a nesting olive ridley turtle in the Northern Territory. clutches per year COLOMBIA SWOT Contacts: Carlos Mario Orrego Vásquez, Herpetofauna 27 (2): 39–42; (B) Whiting, A. U., A. Fabricio Alavarez, and Nelson Espinoza Thomson, M. Y. Chaloupka, and C. J. Limpus. 2009. DATA RECORD: 12 BENIN Data Sources: (A) Rguez-Baron, J. M., D. F. Amorocho, DATA RECORD: 16 Seasonality abundance and breeding biology of one DATA RECORD: 7 J. T. Artuluaga Reales, J. S. Ayala, et al. (2020). Data Source: Ward, M., and C. Elkins. 2015. Sea of the largest populations of nesting flatback turtles, Data Source: Tchibozo, S. 2021. Lepidochelys Colombia. In J. M. Rguez-Baron, S. Kelez, M. J. Liles, Turtles Forever. Personal communication. SWOT Natator depressus: Cape Domett, Western Australia. olivacea nesting in South Benin. Personal A. Zavala-Norzagaray, et al. (eds.), Sea Turtles in the Database Online 2015.

52 | SWOT REPORT Nesting Beach: Punta Pargo DATA RECORD: 24 pp. 185–231. IUCN-SSC Marine Turtle Specialist World’s Sea Turtles, vol. XII (2017). Year: 2013 Data Source: Santidrián-Tomillo, P. 2021. Personal Group, 2020; (C) Herrera, M., D. Coello, and C. Flores. Nesting Beaches: (1) Ilende; (2) Nendyi; (3) Tika Count: 16 clutches communication. In SWOT Report—State of the 2009. Notas Preliminares: Cabo San Lorenzo y Su Years: (1, 3) 2015; (2) 2010 SWOT Contacts: Chris Elkins and Marc Ward World’s Sea Turtles, vol. XVI (2021). Importancia como Área de Reproducción de Counts: (1) 63; (2) 13; (3) 13 clutches DATA RECORD: 17 Nesting Beach: Cabuyal Tortugas Marinas en el Ecuador. Instituto Nacional SWOT Contact: Alejandro Fallabrino Data Source: COPROT (Comunidad Protectora de Year: 2019 de Pesca, Ministerio de Agricultura, Ganadería, DATA RECORD: 33 Tortugas de Osa). 2021. Personal communication. Count: 86 clutches Acuacultura y Pesca; (D) Ponce, L. 2014. Resultados Data Source: Honarvar, S., D. B. Fitzgerald, C. L. In SWOT Report—State of the World’s Sea Turtles, SWOT Contact: Pilar Santidrián-Tomillo del segundo periodo anual de monitoreo de Weitzman, E. M. Sinclair, et al. 2016. Assessment of vol. XVI (2021). DATA RECORD: 25 tortugas marinas en el Refugio de Vida Silvestre y important marine turtle nesting populations on the Nesting Beaches: (1) Carate; (2) Pejeperro; Data Source: Mills, R. 2021. Personal communication. Marino Costera Pacoche y su zona de influencia southern coast of Bioko Island, Equatorial Guinea. (3) Río Oro In SWOT Report—State of the World’s Sea Turtles, Manta-Manabi, Ecuador, Junio de 2013–Marzo 2014. Chelonian Conservation and Biology 15 (1): 79–89. Year: 2020 vol. XVI (2021). In Ecuador Annual Report 2014, Inter-American Nesting Beaches: Gran Caldera–Southern Counts: (1) 1,191; (2) 2,940; (3) 2,439 clutches Nesting Beach: Playa Tambor Convention for the Protection and Conservation of Highlands Scientific Reserve:(1) Beach A; (2) Beach SWOT Contact: COPROT Year: 2020 Sea Turtles; (E) Miranda, C. 2015. Equilibrio Azul Sea B; (3) Beach C; (4) Beach D; (5) Beach E Count: 64 clutches Turtle Monitoring Project–Ecuador. Unpublished data. Year: 2013 DATA RECORD: 18 A SWOT Contact: Ron Mills Nesting Beaches: (1) Bahia Drake–Isla de la Plata; Counts: (1) 20; (2) 19; (3) 70; (4) 41; (5) 26 clutches Data Sources: (A) Rojas, D. Rescue Center for B B B C (2) Caimito; (3) Canoa; (4) Crucita; (5) El Abra; SWOT Contact: Shaya Honarvar Endangered Marine Species. 2021. Personal DATA RECORD: 26 (6) Estero de Platano;B (7) Galera;B (8) Galerita;B communication. In SWOT Report—State of the Data Source: Piedra-Chacón, R., E. Vélez-Carballo, (9) La Botada;D (10) La Diablica;B (11) La Playita;E DATA RECORD: 34 World’s Sea Turtles, vol. XVI (2021); (B) Beange, M., D. Chacón-Chaverri, P. Santidrián-Tomillo, et al. (12) Las Palmas;B (13) Las Piñas;C (14) Las Tunas;B Data Sources: (A) Tomás, J., J. Castroviejo, and and R. Arauz. 2015. Personal communication. SWOT 2020. Costa Rica. In J. M. Rguez-Baron, S. Kelez, (15) Ligüiqui;B (16) Mar Bravo;B (17) Mompiche;A (18) J. A. Raga. 1999. Sea turtles in the South of Bioko Database Online 2015; (C) Piedra-Chacón, R., E. M. J. Liles, A. Zavala-Norzagaray, et al. (eds.), Sea Montañita;B (19) Murciélago;B (20) Olón;B (21) Playa Island (Equatorial Guinea). Marine Turtle Newsletter Vélez-Carballo, D. Chacón-Chaverri, P. Santidrián- Turtles in the East Pacific Region: MTSG Annual Bruja;B (22) Playa de Palmar;B (23) Playa de Valdivia;B 84: 4–6; (B) Formia, A. 1999. Les tortues marines de Tomillo, et al. 2020. Costa Rica. In J. M. Rguez- Regional Report 2020, pp. 97–141. IUCN-SSC Marine (24) Playa Dorada;B (25) Playa Escondida;B (26) la baie de Corisco. Canopée 14: i–ii; (C) Fretey, J. Baron, S. Kelez, M. J. Liles, A. Zavala-Norzagaray, Turtle Specialist Group. Playa Rosada–Playa Chipi-Chipi;B (27) Portete;E 2001. Biogeography and conservation of marine et al. (eds.), Sea Turtles in the East Pacific Region: Nesting Beaches: (1) Coquito; (2) Coyotera; (3) El (28) Puerto López;E (29) Punta Brava;B (30) Punta turtles of the Atlantic Coast of Africa. CMS Technical MTSG Annual Regional Report 2020, pp. 97–141. Jobo; (4) Rajada; (5) Rajadita Carnero;B (31) Quingüe;B (32) Río Caña;B (33) Same;A Series, No. 6, United Nations Environment Program, IUCN-SSC Marine Turtle Specialist Group. Years: (1–2) 2017; (3–5) 2016–2018 B D Convention on Migratory Species Secretariat, Bonn, A B (34) San José; (35) San Lorenzo; (36) Santa Nesting Beaches: (1) Bejuco; (2) Caletas; (3) Counts: (1) 46 clutches; (2) 78 clutches; (3) 18 B B Germany; (D) Tomás, J., B. J. Godley, J. Castroviejo, AC A A Marianita; (37) Tres Cruces Corozalito; (4) Costa de Oro; (5) San Miguel average clutches per year; (4) 30 average clutches Years: (1, 17) 2008; (2, 3, 6, 25) 2015; (4, 7, 12, 15, and J. A. Raga. 2010. Bioko: Critically important Years: (1, 4–5) 2019; (2) 2014; (3) 2008–2018 per year; (5) 16 average clutches per year 36) 2016–2017; (5, 13) 2007; (8, 19, 21, 23) nesting habitat for sea turtles of West Africa. Counts: (1) 973; (2) 1,644; (3) 18,000 average 2015–2017; (9–10, 30, 35) 2013; (11, 27–28) 2014; Biodiversity and Conservation 19: 2699–2714. clutches per year; (4) 384; (5) 314 clutches CÔTE D’IVOIRE Nesting Beaches: (1) beaches between Punta (14, 24) 2014–2016; (16, 29, 37) 2013–2014, 2017; A SWOT Contacts: Daniela Rojas, Maddie Beange, DATA RECORD: 27 (18, 20, 22, 26, 34) 2017; (31) 2015, 2017; (32) 2016; Oscura and Punta Santiago; (2) northern beaches and Randall Arauz Data Sources: (A) Fretey, J. 1999. Repartition des of Cabo San Juan;B (3) Corisco Island;C (4) Gran (33) 2009 D DATA RECORD: 19 tortues du genre Lepidochelys Fitzinger, 1843. I. Counts: (1) 1 clutch; (2) 2 clutches; (3) 1 clutch; (4) 15 Caldera–Southern Highlands Scientific Reserve Data Sources: (A) Solano, R., and Asociación de L’Atlantique ouest. Biogeographica 75 (3): 97–117; average clutches per year; (5) 1 clutch; (6) 1 clutch; Years: (1) 2006; (2) 1999; (3) 2001; (4) 1997 Voluntarios para el Servicio en las Areas Protegidas. (B) Penate, J. G. 2017. Sea turtle nesting in Cote (7) 2.5 average clutches per year; (8) 28.7 average Counts: (1) 150; (2–3) unquantified;(4) 22 clutches 2015. Personal communication. In SWOT Report— d’Ivoire. Personal communication. In SWOT Report clutches per year; (9) 64 clutches; (10) 1 clutch; (11) 1 State of the World’s Sea Turtles, vol. X (2015); State of the World’s Sea Turtles, vol. XII (2017); (C) clutch; (12) 88.5 average clutches per year; (13) 1 FRENCH GUIANA (B) Sánchez, F. A., D. Melero, P. A. Smith, M. Bigler, Gómez, J. 2012. Personal communication. In SWOT clutch; (14) 15.25 average clutches per year; (15) 5 DATA RECORD: 35 et al. 2007. Proyecto de Protección Conservación y Online Database 2012; (D) Gomez, J., B. Sory, and K. average clutches per year; (16) 26.3 average Data Sources: (A) Dow, W. E., and K. L. Eckert. 2007. Recuperación de Poblaciones de Tortuga Marina en Mamadou. 2003. A preliminary survey of sea turtles clutches per year; (17) 2 clutches; (18) 2 clutches; Sea Turtle Nesting Habitat: A Spatial Database for Playa Drake, Peninsula de Osa–Costa Rica. Reporte in the Ivory Coast. In J. A. Seminoff (ed.) Proceedings (19) 2 average clutches per year; (20) 1 clutch; (21) the Wider Caribbean Region. WIDECAST Technical Técnico Temporada 2006, Corcovado Foundation, of the Twenty-Second Annual Symposium on Sea 4.7 average clutches per year; (22) 1 clutch; (23) 3.3 Report No. 6, Wider Caribbean Sea Turtle San José, Costa Rica; (C) Piedra-Chacón, R., Turtle Biology and Conservation. Miami, FL: National average clutches per year; (24) 4 average clutches Conservation Network (WIDECAST) and the Nature E. Vélez-Carballo, D. Chacón-Chaverri, P. Santidrián- Marine Fisheries Service; (E) Gómez, J., and A. Dah. per year; (25) 1 clutch; (26) 1 clutch; (27) 69 clutches; Conservancy, Beaufort, NC; (B) Chevalier, J. 2014. Tomillo, et al. 2020. Costa Rica. In J. M. Rguez- 2021. Personal communication. In SWOT Report— (28) 2 clutches; (29) 7.6 average clutches per year; Reserve Naturelle Nationale de l’Amana. Personal State of the World’s Sea Turtles, vol. XVI (2021). communication. In SWOT Report—State of the Baron, S. Kelez, M. J. Liles, A. Zavala-Norzagaray, A B (30) 2 clutches; (31) 13.5 average clutches per year; et al. (eds.), Sea Turtles in the East Pacific Region: Nesting Beaches: (1) Dagbego; (2) Mani; (3) (32) 1 clutch; (33) 1 clutch; (34) 7 clutches; (35) 87 World’s Sea Turtles, vol. XI (2016). Many–Dodo;A (4) Mondoukou;C (5) Monogaga;A Nesting Beaches: (1) Pointe Isère: Farez, MTSG Annual Regional Report 2020, pp. 97–141. D E D clutches; (36) 15 average clutches per year; (37) 8.3 A B IUCN-SSC Marine Turtle Specialist Group; (D) Conejo (6) Pitike; (7) Pointe Poor; (8) Soublake average clutches per year Irakumpapi, Organabo; (2) Rizières Salas, K., and K. Wesenberg. 2008. Monitoreo de Years: (1, 3, 5) 1999; (2) 2015; (4) 2010; (6, 8) 2001 SWOT Contacts: Andres Baquero, Dialhy Coello, Years: (1) 2006; (2) 2014 la Dinámica de Anidación y Manejo de Nidadas (7) 2019 Marco Herrera, Cristina Miranda, and Felipe Vallejo Counts: (1) 555; (2) 24 clutches Tortugas Marinas en Playa Matapalo Pacífico de Counts: (1, 3, 5) unquantified; (2) 504; (4) 32; (6) 72; SWOT Contacts: Amana Nature Reserve, Laurent Costa Rica: Temporada 2007–2008; (E) Fonseca, (7) 587; (8) 50 clutches EL SALVADOR Kelle, Alexandre Habert, Johan Chevalier, and L. G. 2015. Personal communication. SWOT SWOT Contact: Jose Gómez Peñate DATA RECORD: 31 Rachel Berzins Database Online 2015. Data Sources: (A) Liles, M., M. Vásquez, W. López, DATA RECORD: 36 Nesting Beaches: (1) Buenavista;A (2) Drake;B (3) CONGO, REPUBLIC OF THE G. Mariona, et al. 2009. Personal communication. Data Source: de Thoisy, B., and V. Dos Reis. 2021. 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(5) Bellelo–Longo–Bondy; (6) Cabinda Frontie; A A B (23) La Paz; (24) La Unión; (25) La Zunganera; A,B Counts: 138 clutches C,D B B Nesting Beaches: (1) Awala Yalimapo; (2) (7) Conkouati Lagoon; (8) Djeno; (9) Mvassa; B B (26) Las Bocanitas; (27) Los Pinos–Cangrejera; A,B A,B A,B SWOT Contact: Frank Paladino B B A Azteque; (3) Île de Cayenne; (4) Kourou (10) Nkounda; (11) Pointe-Noire; (12) Tchissaou B B (28) Metalío; (29) Playa Dorada; (30) Punta Years: (1–2, 4) 2016; (3) 2019 DATA RECORD: 21 Years: (1, 7) 2005; (2–6, 8–11) 2016; (12) 2007 B B B Amapala; (31) Punta San Juan; (32) Salamar; (33) Counts: (1) 8; (2) 86; (3) 1,177; (4) 22 clutches Data Source: Francia, G. 2014. Proyecto de Counts: (1) 2,088; (2) 4; (3) 45; (4) 40; (5) 21; (6) 14; B B B San Blas; (34) San Diego; (35) San Juan del Gozo; SWOT Contact: Mathilde Lasfargue Conservación de Tortugas Marinas de Junquilla. (7) 302; (8) 107; (9) 179; (10) 54; (11) 66; (12) 41 (36) San Marcelino–Las Hojas;B (37) San Vincente;A Asociación Vida Verdiazul. clutches (38) Sonsonate;A (39) Toluca;B (40) UsulutánA GABON Nesting Beach: Junquillal SWOT Contacts: Alexandre Girard, Nathalie Years: (1, 22–24, 37–38, 40) 2007; (2–8, 15, 17–18, Years: 2013 Bréheret, and Jean-Gabriel Mavoungou DATA RECORD: 38 25–27, 32, 35, 39) 2009, 2012; (9, 19) 2009, Data Source: (A) Mounguéngui, G.-A., and B. Verhage. Counts: 253 clutches 2011–2016; (10–12, 20–21, 29, 33–34) 2009, 2012, SWOT Contact: Gabriel Francia DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC 2007. Update after Five Years of Marine Turtle 2016; (13) 2009, 2011; (14) 2009, 2016; (16) Monitoring in Gamba, Gabon (2002–2007). Ibonga DATA RECORD: 22 OF THE CONGO 2009–2010, 2012–2016; (28) 2012; (30) 2012, 2016; ACPE Technical Report; (B) Mounguéngui, G.-A., Data Source: Saborio, G., and M. Sánchez. 2013. DATA RECORD: 29 (31) 2011; (36) 2016 and B. Verhage. 2008. Activites de recherche et de Unpublished data. Sea Turtle Conservation Project, Data Source: Mbungu, S., C. Collet, A. Girard, and Counts: (1) 988; (2) 405; (3) 418.5; (4) 1,255; (5) suivi des tortues marines sur les plages de Gamba Osa Conservation Costa Rica. M. Girondot. 2013. Nesting Report ACODES (2012). 197.5; (6) 370.5; (7) 282.5; (8) 471; (9) 673.7; (10) 339; au Gabon. Rapport technique final, Ibonga ACPE. Nesting Beaches: (1) Pejeperro; (2) Piro Actions Collectives pour le Développement Social. (11) 241.7; (12) 137; (13) 484.5; (14) 49; (15) 520.5; (16) Nesting Beach: Pont Dick Years: (1) 2011; (2) 2012 Nesting Beaches: (1) Banana; (2) Nsiamfumu; 61.4; (17) 230.5; (18) 723.5; (19) 777.7; (20) 684; (21) Year: 2007 Counts: (1) 697; (2) 13 clutches (3) Tonde 1,036; (22) 1,072; (23) 653; (24) 166; (25) 382; (26) Count: 46 clutches SWOT Contacts: Guido Saborio, Hansel Herrera, Year: 2013 416.5; (27) 771.5; (28) 405; (29) 750.7; (30) 170.5; SWOT Contacts: Aimee Leslie and Bas Verhage and Jim Palmer Counts: (1) 48; (2) 19; (3) 39 clutches (31) 227; (32) 92.5; (33) 144; (34) 1,381.3; (35) 743; DATA RECORD: 39 DATA RECORD: 23 SWOT Contact: Samuel Mbungu Ndamba (36) 360; (37) 280; (38) 1,873; (39) 823.5; (40) 1,376 average clutches per year Data Source: Frost, L., T. Harper, O. James, and Data Source: Brenes Arias, O. 2021. Reserva playa M. C. Paiz. 2021. Nesting Data, Season 2020–2021. tortuga. Personal communication. 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PERU (30) Patanangala;C (31) Potuwil;C (32) Seenimodara;C Cabañas, El Nido Town, Duli, Nacpan, Sibaltan, Map guide to Hawaiian Marine Turtle Nesting and (33) Tangalle;C (34) Unawaluna;C (35) Uraniya;C (36) DATA RECORD: 81 Simpian, Pagauanen);G (8) Bacuit Bay Islands Basking. www.GeorgeHBalazs.com. Data Sources: (A) Kelez, S. 2015. Unpublished data, Kahandamodara;C (37) WedikandaD (Miniloc, Lagen, Pangulasian, Cadlao, Dilumacad, Nesting Beaches: (1) Heleloa (Pyramid Rock); (2) ecOceánica. In SWOT Report—State of the World’s Years: (1, 4–13, 15–16) 2014; (2, 14, 17) 2017; (3) Matinloc, Tapiutan);G (9) Poblacion Beach;H (10) Saud Kailua; (3) Pa’ia; (4) Hilo Bay Front; (5) Awili Point Sea Turtles, vol. X (2015); (B) Hays, C., and W. M. 2015; (18–21) 1999; (22–35) 1999; (36–37) 2009 Beach;I (11) Windmills area;I (12) Danacbunga Year: 2015 Brown. 1982. 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Marine turtle conservation in (3) El Nuro;A (4) Cabo Blanquillo;A (5) Las Pocitas;A Michael Hiwat, Romeo De Freitas, Sopheia Edghill, (9) Tartaruga;A,B South and Southeast Asia: Hopeless cause or cause (6) Playa Bravo;A (7) Punta Sal;A (8) Punta Malpelo;B and Suresh Kandaswamy Years: (1) 2014; (2–9) 2015 for hope? Marine Turtle Newsletter 100: 43–51. (9) Caleta Grau;C (10) Punta Restin;D (11) Nueva Counts: (1–2, 7) 1; (3) 52; (4) 63; (5) 3; (6) 81; (8) 80; Nesting Beaches: (1) Bai Tre;A (2) Son Tra Esperanza;E (12) BombaF THAILAND (9) 83 clutches Peninsula;A (3) Minh Chau and Quan Lam Islands– Years: (1–2) 2013; (3–7) 2014; (8) 1979; (9) 2000; DATA RECORD: 87 SWOT Contact: Sara Vieira Gulf of Tonkin;A (4) Quan Lan Island–Quang Ninh;A (10) 2011; (11) 2008; (12) 2010 Data Source: Chantrapornsyl, S. 1992. Biology and (5) Quang Binh;A (6) Ha Trinh Province;A,B (7) Con Counts: (1, 3, 10) 2; (6) 15; (2, 4–5, 7–9, 11–12) 1 conservation olive ridley turtle (Lepidochelys SIERRA LEONE Dao National ParkA,B clutches olivacea, Eschscholtz) in the Andaman Sea, southern DATA RECORD: 84 Years: (1–3, 6–7) 2002; (4, 5) 2005 SWOT Contacts: Shaleyla Kelez Thailand. Phuket Marine Biological Center Research Data Sources: (A) Aruna, E. 2007. Sea Turtle Nesting Counts: (1) 19; (2) 1–25; (3) 10; (4) 11; (5) 21; (6) 10; Bulletin 57: 51–66. in Sierra Leone. Personal communication. In SWOT (7) 10 clutches Nesting Beaches: (1) Mai Khao; (2) Phra Thong Island Report—State of the World’s Sea Turtles, vol. II SWOT Contact: Mark Hamann Year: 1992 (2007); (B) Siaffa, D. D., E. Aruna, and J. Fretey. Counts: (1) 9; (2) 9 clutches Telemetry Data Citations The following data records refer to satellite telemetry datasets from tags that were deployed on olive ridley turtles worldwide. These records were combined to create the map on pp. 32–33. The data are organized by country of deployment. For information regarding data processing and filtering, see the sidebar on p. 31. These data were generously contributed to SWOT by the people and partners listed subsequently. Records that have a SWOT ID can be viewed in detail in the SWOT online database and mapping application at http://seamap.env.duke.edu/swot, which contains additional information about the projects and their methodologies. To save space, we have used the following abbreviations in the data source fields: (1) “STAT” refers to Coyne, M. S., and B. J. Godley. 2005. Satellite Tracking and Analysis Tool (STAT): An integrated system for archiving, analyzing, and mapping animal tracking data. Marine Ecology Progress Series 301: 1–7. (2) “SWOT Database Online” refers to Kot, C. Y., E. Fujioka, A. DiMatteo, B. P. Wallace, et al. 2015. The State of the World’s Sea Turtles Online Database. Data provided by the SWOT Team and hosted on OBIS-SEAMAP. Oceanic Society, IUCN Marine Turtle Specialist Group, and Marine Geospatial Ecology Lab, Duke University. http://seamap.env.duke.edu/swot. (3) “OBIS-SEAMAP” refers to Halpin, P. N., A. J. Read, E. Fujioka, B. D. Best, et al. 2009. OBIS-SEAMAP: The world data center for marine mammal, sea bird, and sea turtle distributions. Oceanography 22 (2): 104–115. When listed, these sources indicate that the dataset was contributed online through STAT, SWOT, or OBIS-SEAMAP.

56 | SWOT REPORT ANGOLA (http://www.seaturtle.org/tracking/index. Metadata: 4 nesting female L. olivacea STAT (http://www.seaturtle.org/tracking/index. shtml?project_id=791). STAT. OBIS-SEAMAP. Allman, P., M. Coyne, and A. K. shtml?project_id=114). STAT. OBIS-SEAMAP. DATA RECORD 1 | SWOT ID: 1448 (B) (C) Data Sources: (A) (B) (C) (D) SWOT Database Online. Amah. 2010. Personal communication. In SWOT SWOT Contact: Wallace J. Nichols Project Title: Angola LNG Olive Ridley Tracking SWOT Contact: Diego Amorocho Report—State of the World’s Sea Turtles, vol. V Project (2010). (B) STAT. (C) OBIS-SEAMAP. (D) SWOT DATA RECORD 25 Metadata: 10 nesting female L. olivacea Database Online. Project Title: Arribada Olive Ridleys Tagged in Data Sources: (A) Pendoley, K. 2016. Angola LNG COSTA RICA SWOT Contact: Phil Allman Oaxaca Olive Ridley Tracking Project. Data downloaded DATA RECORD 8 | SWOT ID: 1483 Metadata: 7 nesting female L. olivacea tagged from OBIS-SEAMAP (http://seamap.env.duke.edu/ Project Title: Costa Rica Dome Expedition, April during an arribada dataset/1448) on January 4, 2017, and originated 2017 HONDURAS Data Source: Gómez-Cortés, A., E. Baudry, and M. from STAT (http://www.seaturtle.org/tracking/index. Metadata: 1 adult and 1 subadult L. olivacea DATA RECORD 17 | SWOT ID: 783 Girondot. 2021. Personal communication. In SWOT shtml?project_id=263). (B) STAT. (C) OBIS-SEAMAP Data Sources: (A) Swimmer, Y. 2017. Costa Rica Project Title: El Venado Satellite Tags Report—State of the World’s Sea Turtles, vol. XVI (D) SWOT Database Online. Dome Expedition, April 2017. Data downloaded Metadata: 5 nesting female L. olivacea (2021). SWOT Contact: Kellie Pendoley from OBIS-SEAMAP (http://seamap.env.duke.edu/ Data Sources: (A) Dunbar, S. 2016. El Venado SWOT Contacts: Adriana Cortés-Gómez, dataset/1483) on February 8, 2021, and originated Satellite Tags. Data downloaded from OBIS-SEAMAP Emmanuelle Baudry, and Marc Girondot AUSTRALIA from STAT (http://www.seaturtle.org/tracking/index. (http://seamap.env.duke.edu/dataset/783) on shtml?project_id=1263). (B) STAT. (C) OBIS-SEAMAP. January 4, 2017, and originated from STAT (http:// DATA RECORD 2 (D) SWOT Database Online. www.seaturtle.org/tracking/index.shtml?project_ OMAN Project Partners: Department of Biodiversity, SWOT Contact: Yonat Swimmer id=669). (B) STAT. (C) OBIS-SEAMAP. DATA RECORD 26 Conservation and Attractions (DBCA) SWOT Contact: Stephen Dunbar Metadata: 9 nesting female L. olivacea Project Title: Olive Ridley Satellite Telemetry Data DATA RECORD 9 Data Source: Rees, A. F., A. Al-Kiyumi, A. C. from Western Australia (or Terminating in the Indian Metadata: 21 female and 9 male L. olivacea Broderick, N. Papathanasopoulou, et al. 2012. Ocean) Data Source: Plotkin, P. T. 2010. Nomadic behaviour INDIA Conservation related insights into the behaviour of Metadata: 1 rehabilitated adult female and 3 of the highly migratory olive ridley sea turtle DATA RECORD 18 the olive ridley sea turtle Lepidochelys olivacea subadult L. olivacea of unknown sex Lepidochelys olivacea in the eastern tropical Pacific Project Title: Olive Ridleys Tracked from Rushikulya nesting in Oman. Marine Ecology Progress Series Data Source: Waayers, D., T. Tucker, S. Whiting, Ocean. Endangered Species Research 13: 33–40. Nesting Beach and in Sri Lanka 450: 195–205. https://doi.org/10.3354/meps09527. R. Groom, et al. 2019. Satellite tracking of marine https://doi.org/10.3354/esr00314. Metadata: 22 nesting female L. olivacea SWOT Contact: ALan F. Rees turtles in the south-eastern Indian Ocean: A review SWOT Contact: Pamela Plotkin Data Source: Kumar, S., and B. C. Choudhury. 2021. of deployments spanning 1990–2016. Indian Ocean Olive Ridleys Tracked from Rushikulya Nesting Turtle Newsletter 29: 23–37. DATA RECORD 10 Beach and Sri Lanka. Personal communication. RÉUNION (FRANCE) SWOT Contacts: Tony Tucker, Scott Whiting, and Project Title: Postnesting Female Olive Ridleys In SWOT Report—State of the World's Sea Turtles, DATA RECORD 27 Sabrina Fossette from Costa Rica vol. XVI (2021). Project Title: Olive Ridleys in Réunion Metadata: Postnesting female L. olivacea SWOT Contacts: Suresh Kumar and B. C. Choudhury Metadata: 4 postrehabilitated L. olivacea Data Source: Figgener, C., and P. T. Plotkin. 2017. Data Sources: (A) Barret, M., M. Dalleau, C. Jean, BELIZE Unpublished olive ridley tracks. Personal DATA RECORD 19 | SWOT ID: 575 and S. Ciccione. 2021. Tracking of olive ridley turtles DATA RECORD 3 | SWOT ID: 769 Communication In SWOT Report—State of the Project Partners: Tree Foundation received in a care centre after accidental capture in Project Title: Hawksbill Hope & Marymount World's Sea Turtles, vol. XVI (2021). Project Title: Chennai India, Olive Ridley Tracking Réunion Island (2016–2020); (B) Barret, M., and S. University SWOT Contacts: Christine Figgener and Metadata: 2 adult L. olivacea Ciccione. 2021. Location of olive ridley turtles Metadata: 1 adult L. olivacea Pamela Plotkin Data Sources: (A) Tucker, S. 2016. Chennai India, bycatch received in a care centre in Réunion Island Data Sources: (A) Rimkus, T. 2016. Hawksbill Hope Olive Ridley Tracking. Data downloaded from (2006–2020). & Marymount University. Data downloaded from OBIS-SEAMAP (http://seamap.env.duke.edu/ SWOT Contacts: Stephane Ciccione, Mathieu OBIS-SEAMAP (http://seamap.env.duke.edu/ FRENCH GUIANA dataset/575) on January 4, 2017, and originated Barret, Claire Jean, and Mayeul Dalleau dataset/769) on January 4, 2017, and originated DATA RECORD 11 from STAT (http://www.seaturtle.org/tracking/index. from STAT (http://www.seaturtle.org/tracking/index. Project Title: French Guiana Marine Turtle Tracking shtml?project_id=477). (B) STAT. (C) OBIS-SEAMAP. UNITED ARAB EMIRATES shtml?project_id=650). (B) STAT. (C) OBIS-SEAMAP. Metadata: 20 adult L. olivacea SWOT Contact: Supraja Tucker SWOT Contact: Todd Rimkus Data Source: Chevallier, D. 2020. (A) Satellite DATA RECORD 28 | SWOT ID: 802 tracking of marine turtles in French Guiana. Personal Project Title: Dubai Turtle Rehabilitation Project communication. In SWOT Report—State of the MALDIVES Metadata: 1 adult female L. olivacea BRAZIL World’s Sea Turtles, vol. XV (2020). (B) Chambault, DATA RECORD 20 | SWOT ID: 850 Data Sources: (A) Baverstock, W. 2020. Dubai Turtle DATA RECORD 4 | SWOT ID: 984 P., B. de Thoisy, M. Huguin, J. Martin, et al. 2018. Project Title: Maldivian Sea Turtle Conservation Rehabilitation Project. Data downloaded from Project Partners: Projeto TAMAR (Tartarugas Connecting paths between juvenile and adult Program–Landaa Giraavaru (LG) OBIS-SEAMAP (http://seamap.env.duke.edu/ Marinhas) habitats in the Atlantic green turtle using genetics Metadata: 1 adult L. olivacea dataset/802) on February 8, 2021, and originated Project Title: Study of the Biology of Sea Turtles and satellite tracking. Ecological Evolution 8 (24): Data Sources: (A) Fisher, J. 2016. Maldivian Sea from STAT (http://www.seaturtle.org/tracking/index. in Brazil through Satellite Telemetry 1–13. https://doi.org/10.1002/ece3.4708. Turtle Conservation Program–LG. Data downloaded shtml?project_id=687). (B) STAT. (C) OBIS-SEAMAP. Metadata: 10 nesting female L. olivacea SWOT Contact: Damien Chevallier from OBIS-SEAMAP (http://seamap.env.duke.edu/ (D) SWOT Database Online. Data Sources: (A) López, G. 2016. Study of the dataset/850) on January 4, 2017, and originated SWOT Contact: Warren Baverstock Biology of Sea Turtles in Brazil through Satellite GABON from STAT (http://www.seaturtle.org/tracking/index. Telemetry. Data downloaded from OBIS-SEAMAP shtml?project_id=750). (B) STAT. (C) OBIS-SEAMAP. U.S.A. (http://seamap.env.duke.edu/dataset/984) on DATA RECORD 12 | SWOT ID: 1215 (D) SWOT Database Online. DATA RECORD 29 | SWOT ID: 320 January 4, 2017, and originated from STAT (http:// Project Title: Gabon 2014: Olive Ridley Sea Turtles SWOT Contact: Jamie Fisher www.seaturtle.org/tracking/index.shtml?project_ Metadata: 6 adult L. olivacea Project Title: National Marine Fisheries Service id=63); (B) da Silva, A. C. C. D., E. A. P. dos Santos, Data Sources: (A) Maxwell, S. M. 2016. Gabon 2014: (NMFS) Turtle Tracking F. L. d. C. Oliveira, M. I. Weber, et al. 2011. Satellite- Olive Ridley Sea Turtles. Data downloaded from MEXICO Data Source: (A) Parker, D., G. Balazs, and J. Polovina. tracking reveals multiple foraging strategies and OBIS-SEAMAP (http://seamap.env.duke.edu/ DATA RECORD 21 | SWOT ID: 1217 2015. NMFS Turtle Tracking. Data downloaded from threats for olive ridley turtles in Brazil. Marine dataset/1215) on January 4, 2017, and originated Project Title: Seguimiento via Satélite del OBIS-SEAMAP (http://seamap.env.duke.edu/ Ecology Progress Series 443: 237–247. https://doi. from STAT (http://www.seaturtle.org/tracking/index. Desplazamiento de Tortugas Marinas, Anidando en dataset/320) on January 4, 2017. (B) OBIS-SEAMAP. org/10.3354/meps09427. (C) STAT. (D) OBIS- shtml?project_id=1047). (B) STAT. (C) OBIS-SEAMAP. Baja California Sur–México (C) SWOT Database Online. SEAMAP. (E) SWOT Database Online. (D) SWOT Database Online. Metadata: 1 adult L. olivacea SWOT Contact: Denise Parker SWOT Contact: Gustave López SWOT Contact: Sara Maxwell Data Sources: (A) Pintos, M. 2016. Seguimiento via Satélite del Desplazamiento de Tortugas Marinas, DATA RECORD 30 DATA RECORD 5 DATA RECORD 13 | SWOT ID: 523 Anidando en Baja California Sur–Mexico. Data Project Title: Stranded, Rehabilitated, and Released Metadata: 40 nesting female L. olivacea Project Title: Gabon Olive Ridley Project downloaded from OBIS-SEAMAP (http://seamap.env. Ridley Track Data Sources: (A) Santos, E. A. P., A. C. C. D. Silva, Metadata: 13 adult L. olivacea duke.edu/dataset/1217) on January 4, 2017, and Metadata: L. olivacea stranded in Florida, R. Sforza, F. L. d. C. Oliveira, et al. 2019. Olive ridley Data Sources: (A) Maxwell, S. M. 2016. Gabon Olive originated from Satellite Tracking and STAT (http:// rehabbed, and released inter-nesting and post-nesting movements along Ridley Project. Data downloaded from OBIS- www.seaturtle.org/tracking/index.shtml?project_ Data Source: Hirsch, S., and Loggerhead Marinelife the Brazilian coast and Atlantic Ocean. Endangered SEAMAP (http://seamap.env.duke.edu/dataset/523) id=1057). (B) STAT. (C) OBIS-SEAMAP. (D) SWOT Center. 2019. Personal Communication. In SWOT Species Research 40: 149–162. https://doi. on January 4, 2017, and originated from STAT (http:// Database Online. Report—State of the World's Sea Turtles, vol. XVI org/10.3354/esr00985. Data were collected as a www.seaturtle.org/tracking/index.shtml?project_ SWOT Contact: Graciela Tiburcio Pintos (2021). condition of environmental licensing required by the id=146). (B) STAT. (C) OBIS-SEAMAP. SWOT Contact: Sarah Hirsch Sara Maxwell DATA RECORD 22 Brazilian Institute of Environment and Renewable SWOT Contact: DATA RECORD 31 Resources (IBAMA). SWOT Database Online. Project Title: Migraciones de Golfinas en Sinaloa (C) DATA RECORD 14 Project Partners: The Turtle Hospital and SWOT Contact: Erik Santos Metadata: 9 female and 6 male L. olivacea Metadata: 18 Nesting female L. olivacea Data Source: Briseño Dueñas, R. 2021. Personal Loggerhead Marinelife Center Data Source: Maxwell, S. M., G. A. Breed, B. A. communication. In SWOT Report—State of the Project Title: Juvenile Ridley Stranded, COLOMBIA Nickel, J. Makanga-Bahouna, et al. 2011. Using World's Sea Turtles, vol. XVI (2021). Rehabilitated at the Turtle Hospital and Released DATA RECORD 6 | SWOT ID: 1326 satellite tracking to optimize protection of long-lived SWOT Contact: Raquel Briseño Dueñas Metadata: 1 juvenile rehabilitated L. olivacea Project Partner: PRETOMA (Programa Restauración marine species: Olive ridley sea turtle conservation Data Source: Hirsch, S., Loggerhead Marinelife de Tortugas Marinas) in Central Africa. PLOS ONE 6 (5): e19905. https:// DATA RECORD 23 | SWOT IDS: 843, 1025, Center, and The Turtle Hospital. 2021. Personal Project Title: Sea Turtles of Valle del Cauca–Bahía doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0019905. 1419, AND 1552 Communication. In SWOT Report—State of the Málaga SWOT Contact: Sara Maxwell Project Title: ¡Tras la Ruta de las Tortugas Golfinas!: World's Sea Turtles, vol. XVI (2021). Metadata: 1 juvenile L. olivacea Satellite Tracking Program for Olive Ridleys SWOT Contact: The Turtle Hospital and Sarah Hirsch Data Sources: (A) Heidemeyer, M. 2016. Sea Turtles DATA RECORD 15 | SWOT ID: 1328 (L. olivacea) in Los Cabos, Baja California of Valle del Cauca–Bahía Málaga. Data downloaded Project Title: Gabon Olive Ridley Tracking Project: Sur–México DATA RECORD 32 Project Partners: Friends of Gumbo Limbo Nature from OBIS-SEAMAP (http://seamap.env.duke.edu/ Pongara National Park 2015 Metadata: 14 nesting female L. olivacea Center, City of Boca Raton’s Sea Turtle Rehabilitation dataset/1326) on January 4, 2017, and originated Metadata: 10 adult L. olivacea Data Sources: (A) Tiburcio Pintos, G., P. Sanders, Team, and Inwater Research Group from STAT (http://www.seaturtle.org/tracking/index. Data Sources: (A) Maxwell, S.M. 2016. Gabon Olive and A. J. L. Escalante. 2021. ¡Tras la Ruta de las Project Title: L. olivacea Tracking in USA shtml?project_id=1164). (B) STAT. (C) OBIS-SEAMAP. Ridley Tracking Project: Pongara National Park 2015. Tortugas Golfinas!: Satellite Tracking Program for Metadata: 1 healthy male L. olivacea (D) SWOT Database Online. Data downloaded from OBIS-SEAMAP (http:// Olive Ridleys (L. olivacea) in Los Cabos, Baja Data Source: Friends of Gumbo Limbo Nature SWOT Contact: Maike Heidemeyer seamap.env.duke.edu/dataset/1328) on January 4, California Sur–México. Comité Municipal Red para la 2017, and originated from STAT (http://www. Protección de la Tortuga Marina en Los Cabos, Baja Center, City of Boca Raton’s Sea Turtle Rehabilitation DATA RECORD 7 | SWOT ID: 1306 seaturtle.org/tracking/index.shtml?project_id=1165). California, Sur–México. (B) STAT. (C) OBIS-SEAMAP. Team, and Inwater Research Group. 2020. Tracking Project Title: World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) (B) STAT. (C) OBIS-SEAMAP. (D) SWOT Database SWOT Contact: Graciela Tiburcio Pintos Jasper, the olive ridley. https://www.inwater.org/ Sea Turtle Satellite Tracking in Latin America and Online. research/trackingjasper/. the Caribbean SWOT Contact: Sara Maxwell DATA RECORD 24 | SWOT ID: 317 SWOT Contacts: Ryan Welsh, Cody Mott, and Metadata: 1 adult L. olivacea Project Title: Pacific Turtle Tracks: Grupo Tortuguero Jeff Guertin Data Sources: (A) Amorocho, D. 2016. WWF Sea GHANA Metadata: 1 adult Lepidochelys olivacea Turtle Satellite Tracking in Latin America and the Data Sources: (A) Nichols, W. J. 2016. Pacific Turtle Caribbean. Data downloaded from OBIS-SEAMAP DATA RECORD 16 | SWOT ID: 1813 Tracks: Grupo Tortuguero. Data downloaded from Project Title: Olive Ridley Sea Turtle Tracking Near (http://seamap.env.duke.edu/dataset/1306) OBIS-SEAMAP (http://seamap.env.duke.edu/ Ghana, 2009 on January 4, 2017, and originated from STAT dataset/317) on January 4, 2017, and originated from

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